This month’s Get Centered Podcast highlights the remarkable journey of Yvonne Hamm, a woman whose determination and spirit redefine resilience. Yvonne put herself through college, raised two children as a single mother, and even competed at the Olympic level in goalball!

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In this month’s Get Centered Podcast, Executive Chief Officer Wendi Fralick sits with Bryan Lohmeyer, a former banker, stroke survivor and silver medalist in the 2025 USA Boccia Nationals.

Bryan is a proud grandfather, devoted husband and competitor with a great sense of humor. He shares how The Center helped him rebuild his life after his stroke and how the friendships he has made at The Center continue to bring him strength.

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When Adam Moore was just eight years old, a scout camp accident changed his life forever. An arrow pierced his eye and skull, and though he recovered from the immediate trauma, the lasting effects of that accident continue to shape his journey today.

Through every challenge, Adam has chosen positivity. He is the author of Broken Arrow Boy and hopes to inspire others through his writing and outlook on life.

Adam recently sat down with Wendi Fralick, Chief Executive Officer of The Center, to share his story on the Get Centered Podcast.

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With limited use of his dominant hand, John had to start over. Thanks to an encouraging art instructor at The Center, he discovered a hidden talent for art.In this month’s Get Centered Podcast, John shares how The Center became a home away from home and how life after loss led to unexpected purpose. Click below to listen now!

This month on Get Centered, Wendi Fralick interviews Sherri Watson, a vibrant and active woman whose life changed in an instant after experiencing a stroke caused by a rare genetic condition.

In this inspiring episode, Sherri opens up about her recovery journey, raising her son as a single mom, finding love again, and the vital role The Center has played in helping her stay strong, connected, and centered.

Her story is a powerful reminder of resilience, hope, and the strength it takes to move forward when life throws the unexpected your way.

In this month’s podcast episode, Chief Executive Officer Wendi Fralick sits down with The Center’s Interpreter Services Manager, Sanie Busby, to explore the critical role interpreters play in the lives of Deaf individuals. The conversation sheds light on common misconceptions about the Deaf community, the importance of accurate and respectful interpretation, and the growing need for qualified interpreters.

This powerful episode is a reminder that communication access isn’t optional—it’s essential.

Get an inside look at Inspire: A Night of Entertainment through the eyes of one of the opening performers, comedian, freelance producer and proud member of The Center Sydney Alison!

In this special episode of the Get Centered podcast, Sydney shares her story, her journey into comedy and what being part of Inspire means to her.

In this episode of Get Centered, CEO Wendi Fralick talks with Sharontae Taylor, wife of The Center member Kejuan Taylor. Sharontae offers an honest look at life as a caregiver, sharing the emotional, physical, and relational dynamics of supporting a loved one with a physical challenge.

With insight, strength and deep love, she reminds us how vital caregivers are in the journey toward independence and hope. Listen now and Get Centered.

In this month’s podcast episode, The Center’s Chief Executive Officer Wendi Fralick sits down with Kejuan Taylor for the Get Centered Podcast. After a spinal cord injury changed his life, Kejuan refused to give up. With dedication and the support of The Center, he continues working toward his ultimate goal—walking again.

Kejuan’s story is one of perseverance, strength, and hope.

n today’s podcast episode, The Center's Chief Executive Officer Wendi Fralick sits down with Nate Herring for the Get Centered Podcast. Nate is a devoted husband, father and Army veteran whose life was impacted by a stroke. He has lost control of the left side of his body, but, with The Center’s support, Nate has made remarkable progress in his recovery. He recently celebrated a huge milestone—taking two unassisted steps!

Nate’s journey is one of resilience, laughter and determination. Don’t miss this inspiring conversation, listen today!